Happy Wednesday, Stackers and Hivers!!! Thank you for letting me share my love for precious metals.

Acquiring the current year release of bullion silver coins from the different World Mints as they are released is an enjoyable and easy way to stack silver and save value.

Slow and steady, I've added to my stack by exchanging fiat currency for real money in the form of silver coins. These are the 2020 World Mint coins that I have shown on my blog so far:

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The Perth Mint is the oldest operating mint facility in Australia. Owned by the government of Western Australia, the mint originally opened in 1899 as part of the Royal Mint of England system on the continent and since 1965 has operated independently of the newly formed Royal Australian Mint.

The 2020 Year of the Rat which I showed a couple of weeks ago was by the Royal Australian Mint.

The Lunar III Year of the Mouse below was struck by the Perth Mint.

2020 1 oz Australian Silver Lunar Mouse Coin

1 Troy oz of .9999 pure silver, face value of $1 (AUD) is fully backed by the Australian government, struck by the Perth Mint.

REVERSE: On the reverse of 2020 1 oz Australian Silver Lunar Mouse Coins depicts mice climbing on a stalk of corn. There are two ears of corn and the two mice are dining on the corn within the husks.

OBVERSE: The obverse of 2020 Australian Silver Lunar Mouse Coins includes Queen Elizabeth IIs latest effigy on Australian coins. This portrait was created by Jody Clark and depicts the Queen wearing the Royal Diadem crown, earrings, and the Victorian coronation necklace.

2020 Australian Lunar Mouse and Year of the Rat

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The next 2020 Silver Coin will be shown next week on World Coin Wednesday!
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